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Never Make You Cry
First comes love, then comes marriage, and then there's the third wheel. The best friend left me behind. The single one. Me.
Cassie Hart has watched her best friends find the perfect guys while she kissed a lot of frogs. So when she finally realizes that it's easier to order shoes online than it is to find a decent man, she gives up. No more men. No more romance. No more waiting for true love.
Instead, she decides to focus on her new summer internship and life outside men—until fate deals her a hand of ex-boyfriends and one infuriating new boss. Try as she might to avoid love, she's about to learn life isn't about finding the one. It's about reaching him.
Originally published as Reaching Gavin
Cassie Hart has watched her best friends find the perfect guys while she kissed a lot of frogs. So when she finally realizes that it's easier to order shoes online than it is to find a decent man, she gives up. No more men. No more romance. No more waiting for true love.
Instead, she decides to focus on her new summer internship and life outside men—until fate deals her a hand of ex-boyfriends and one infuriating new boss. Try as she might to avoid love, she's about to learn life isn't about finding the one. It's about reaching him.
Originally published as Reaching Gavin
282 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 13, 2020
21 people are currently reading
110 people want to read
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Geneva Lee
89 books5,127 followersGeneva Lee is the New York Times, USA Today, and international bestselling author of over thirty novels. Her bestselling Royals Saga has sold nearly four million copies worldwide. She's shamelessly addicted to recovering alpha males, headstrong heroines, and drop-your-jaw plot twists. People Magazine calls Geneva's books "convincing with fluid writing that's full of drama." When she isn't writing or reading, you might find her on another adventure with her real-life hero and their three kids.
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July 2, 2020
Really liked this one.
Heroine deals with a few of her exes at the start.
No intimate scenes other than the Hero and heroine but heroine does refer to her sexual relationships from the past though no detail.
Boss/intern relationship.
Some humour.
Outspoken heroine.
Secondary characters from previous books in series are included at times and all feature in the epilogue for the HEA.
Heroine deals with a few of her exes at the start.
No intimate scenes other than the Hero and heroine but heroine does refer to her sexual relationships from the past though no detail.
Boss/intern relationship.
Some humour.
Outspoken heroine.
Secondary characters from previous books in series are included at times and all feature in the epilogue for the HEA.
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May 10, 2024
2.5 stars. Really needs a better editor. Lots of errors.
April 19, 2024
Book 51 of 2024: Never Make You Cry - Gevena Lee
Cassie feels deserted by her friends now that they’ve gone off and found the loves of their lives, but she’s determined to forge her way into a new career during her internship. On her first day she bumps into three exes before her working day even starts, and Trevor is even working in her team as a second intern. The tension is palatable and even noticed by the CEO, Gavin, who is very cute and very off limits.
Review:
⭐️ 4/5
A nice conclusion to the Olympic Falls series to round out all three main female characters. Cassie is a fun character, although I was mildly irritated by the whole saying whatever comes to mind but never actually being able to read those things. I enjoyed the story between Cassie and Gavin, it was very lighthearted and sweet, and I liked the subplot of the Majestic Theatre running throughout. I’d almost like a fourth instalment to see where the three girls end up later on, especially with Jillian’s prognosis, but I’m not sure what story they’d be able to build.
Challenges:
📚Books in 2024: 51/60
📚52 Book Club April Mini Challenge, Prompt #3: (Never Gonna) Desert You
Book Information:
📖 Pages: 282
📖 Format: Kindle
📖 Type: Fiction
📖 Genre: Romance
Favourite Quotes:
“Life must be easier for the really, truly stupid.”
“The trouble was that my life was following the cues of a Dickens novel”
“I was the in-between girl a guy settled on while he waited for a better investment.”
“Half of us don’t know what we’re doing half the time. That’s the real truth about being an adult. We’re all just feeling our way through it.”
“Are we writing a Dr. Seuss novel or helping me out?”
“Summer was my favorite season, because day and night seemed to dance with one another”
“family is the only thing we have in this life.”
“My son is falling in love with you. That makes you family in my book.”
“Love is actually hard. Love is sacrifices and compromises. Love is work. It’s being angry and storming out of the room and then walking right back into it.”
“I needed time to accept that I deserved him.”
Cassie feels deserted by her friends now that they’ve gone off and found the loves of their lives, but she’s determined to forge her way into a new career during her internship. On her first day she bumps into three exes before her working day even starts, and Trevor is even working in her team as a second intern. The tension is palatable and even noticed by the CEO, Gavin, who is very cute and very off limits.
Review:
⭐️ 4/5
A nice conclusion to the Olympic Falls series to round out all three main female characters. Cassie is a fun character, although I was mildly irritated by the whole saying whatever comes to mind but never actually being able to read those things. I enjoyed the story between Cassie and Gavin, it was very lighthearted and sweet, and I liked the subplot of the Majestic Theatre running throughout. I’d almost like a fourth instalment to see where the three girls end up later on, especially with Jillian’s prognosis, but I’m not sure what story they’d be able to build.
Challenges:
📚Books in 2024: 51/60
📚52 Book Club April Mini Challenge, Prompt #3: (Never Gonna) Desert You
Book Information:
📖 Pages: 282
📖 Format: Kindle
📖 Type: Fiction
📖 Genre: Romance
Favourite Quotes:
“Life must be easier for the really, truly stupid.”
“The trouble was that my life was following the cues of a Dickens novel”
“I was the in-between girl a guy settled on while he waited for a better investment.”
“Half of us don’t know what we’re doing half the time. That’s the real truth about being an adult. We’re all just feeling our way through it.”
“Are we writing a Dr. Seuss novel or helping me out?”
“Summer was my favorite season, because day and night seemed to dance with one another”
“family is the only thing we have in this life.”
“My son is falling in love with you. That makes you family in my book.”
“Love is actually hard. Love is sacrifices and compromises. Love is work. It’s being angry and storming out of the room and then walking right back into it.”
“I needed time to accept that I deserved him.”
August 28, 2024
Ms. Geneva
I have to say this series has taken me by surprise. I have read many of your book series, but this series from the first book to the third book I have gone from crying for Jillian and Liam to wanted to struggling Jess and Roman to simply giggling with Cassie and Gavin. A Must Read 💖 Thank you for fabulous summer read !!!!!! Loved It 📚
I have to say this series has taken me by surprise. I have read many of your book series, but this series from the first book to the third book I have gone from crying for Jillian and Liam to wanted to struggling Jess and Roman to simply giggling with Cassie and Gavin. A Must Read 💖 Thank you for fabulous summer read !!!!!! Loved It 📚
January 28, 2024
Enjoyable characters and stories but…
The typos and grammatical errors in this series were distracting. It isn’t something I noticed in her other books. I’m going to continue reading her books, hoping she has a new proofreader.
The typos and grammatical errors in this series were distracting. It isn’t something I noticed in her other books. I’m going to continue reading her books, hoping she has a new proofreader.
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